Cover Swim Club at the Kimpton is hosting a Halloween celebration led by themed treats and a Tex-Mex menu (Photo: courtesy of Swim Club)
Swim Club at the Kimpton is hosting a Halloween celebration led by themed treats and a Tex-Mex menu (Photo: courtesy of Swim Club)
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From witchy cocktails to ghost-themed pastries, here are the top places to eat and drink in Hong Kong for a spooky Halloween
With Halloween rearing its spooky head, Hong Kong’s F&B establishments are putting a suitably creepy spin on its offerings. From cocktails themed around potions and elixirs to desserts and pastries styled as ghosts, vampires and monsters, the city’s top dining destinations are pulling out all the stops to mark the spine-chilling festival in style.
Whether you see yourself at an enchanting afternoon tea or an immersive rooftop party complete with a themed feast, there are options galore. Read on for the top places to eat and drink in Hong Kong this Halloween.
Read more: The best restaurants to celebrate special occasions in Hong Kong
001
Above Savour themed cocktails and treats at 001
Savour themed cocktails and treats at 001
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001, tucked inside Tai Kwun’s historic compound, is stirring up something spellbinding for the season. Available for a limited time, the Witch’s Stew: Halloween Elixirs menu features a series of cauldron-inspired cocktails crafted with premium spirits, and every order of a Halloween cocktail comes with a complimentary chocolate banana madeleine. The Halloween menu is available on October 30 and 31.
Lobby Lounge at Island Shangri-La
The elegant Lobby Lounge is going dark for spooky season, with a special menu available from October 24 to November 1. Among the sweet and savoury treats are a selection of Halloween-inspired creations: black sesame sweet potato choux, smoked salmon and beetroot eclair, and chocolate mousse with pumpkin cremeux, for example. The family-friendly tea also features two mocktails: Bloody Grove, with pomegranate and cranberry-flavoured, Ghoul’s Garden, a blend of apple and ginger. The set is priced from HK$888 for two.
Lobby Lounge
Address: Lobby Level, Island Shangri-La, Supreme Court Road, Admiralty, Hong Kong
Coco
Above Get Coco’s Parisian flan for your Halloween celebrations this year
Get Coco’s Parisian flan for your Halloween celebrations this year
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The Mira Hong Kong’s patisserie offers a fang-tastic take on its popular Parisian flans this October with flan-pires. Yes, that’s a mix of “flan” and “vampire”. Available for two weeks, the limited-edition flan-pire set includes three slices of black sesame flan and three of Hokkaido pumpkin flan in a Dracula-inspired gift box. A Tim Burton-inspired Mister Jack mini cake is also available.
The set is available until October 31, priced at HK$328 each. The cakes are priced at HK$78 each.
Coco
Address: Lobby, G/F, The MIra Hong Kong, 118 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Swim Club
Above Tuck into bespoke cocktails and a Tex-Mex menu at Swim Club
Tuck into bespoke cocktails and a Tex-Mex menu at Swim Club
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On Halloween night, Swim Club at the Kimpton is celebrating with a Dia de los Muertos-themed event complete with live Mariachi music and a DJ set of high-energy house beats. A menu of barbecued classics and southern plates anchor the experience in its Tex-Mex roots, with highlights such as Texas beef steak, baked southern roadhouse pork ribs, tacos and mini pan de muerto, a traditional sweet Mexican bread infused with orange blossom syrup.
Tickets are priced at HK$888 each, inclusive of food and free-flow sparkling wine, cocktails and soft drinks.
Swim Club
Address: 50/F, Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui, 11 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Butter
Above Don’t skip out on Butter’s monster cookies
Don’t skip out on Butter’s monster cookies
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For more bite-sized celebrations of the holiday, Butter offers the monster cookie, a chocolate cookie sandwiched with vanilla buttercream—coloured orange—and sprinkles. The cookies are available in both stores and on FoodPanda until October 31.
Butter (Central)
Address: G/F, 34B Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong
Butter (The Peak)
Shop G08, G/F, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong
Chocolatier
Above Celebrate the holiday with a touch of whimsy by getting Chocolatier’s Halloween creations
Above The Witch’s Pepper Potion is shaped after a mischievous jack-o’-lantern
Celebrate the holiday with a touch of whimsy by getting Chocolatier’s Halloween creations
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Grand Hyatt Hong Kong’s patisserie has unveiled a playful collection of handcrafted pastries for Halloween. Highlights include The Bewitched Mummy, a cinnamon pear cream cheesecake fashioned as a resurrected mummy, and the Witch’s Pepper Potion, a black pepper and strawberry chocolate cake, styled as a jack-o’-lantern with a witch’s hat.
Cakes are available until October 31, priced from HK$88 each.
Chocolatier
Address: Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Cantina
Above Complete your Halloween dining experience with a pair of themed cones from Cantina
Complete your Halloween dining experience with a pair of themed cones from Cantina
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On Halloween itself, October 31, Cantina is introducing a duo of desserts to its brunch and dinner menus. During the day, brunch guests can try the exclusive salted caramel apple tiramisu cone, paired with handcrafted chocolate skeleton toppers. At night, the Skull dark chocolate mousse is a spicy finish completes the dining experience.
Formerly a lifestyle editor, Celia is now an Associate Dining Editor at Tatler Hong Kong, where she covers local dining stories with a strong sense of narrative and cultural context. She focuses on the people, places and moments shaping the city’s food scene, bringing a storytelling-led approach to restaurant features, chef profiles and on-the-ground coverage.
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